StarTech.com HDMI Video Over IP Gigabit LAN Ethernet Receiver For
ST12MHDLAN - 1080p

Product Description

The ST12MHDLAN HDMI Over IP Extender kit

Includes:: both the transmitter & receiver & lets you extend an HDMI audio & video signal long range over a Gigabit LAN Network, or shorter distances using a direct CAT5e/CAT6 cable connection. When connected through a Gigabit LAN Network, the same HDMI signal can also be extended to additional displays using ST12MHDLANRX receiver units (sold separately), for a point-to-multi point installation. This versatile HDMI extender offers multiple configuration options. As a point-to-point video extender, you can connect the transmitter & receiver units directly over Cat 5/ Cat 6 cabling for a small scale one-to-one extension of up to 330 feet (100 meters). A point-to-point setup can also be achieved when connecting through a Gigabit Ethernet network. In a point-to-multipoint configuration the ST12MHDLAN & ST12MHDLANRX (sold separately) can be connected through an unmanaged or managed Gigabit LAN portal to span the entire distance of your network, allowing you to connect one source (transmitter) to multiple displays (receivers) over IP. When used with a managed Gigabit Ethernet switch (with IGMP) you can connect up to 100 displays on a local area network. For added scalability, up to 16 different ST12MHDLAN Transmitter units can be added to a single network (IGMP / Managed Network Switch required) with up to 100 displays in total. The HDMI over IP Extender kit

Includes:: optional mounting hardware for a professional & tidy installation. Plus, because the extender uses standard non-proprietary Cat 5e/ Cat 6 Ethernet cable with RJ45 connectors, it eliminates both the expense & hassle of running specialized cables. Ideal for High-Definition applications, the extender supports 1080p video resolutions, digital stereo audio, & features EDID Copy, which ensures native resolution & maximum compatibility with your display or projector, for a convenient plug-&-play installation. Please Note: If using more than 1 Transmitter, or more than 4 Receivers an IGMP / Managed Network Switch is recommended for optimal performance. Non-managed network switches may also limit the performance of other devices connected to the same network.